Static Next Dynpro

Use

In the Screen Painter tool, the dynpro attribute Next Dynpro is defined for every dynpro. This attribute contains the number of the dynpro that follows the current dynpro statically. However, the static attribute is always bypassed if the next dynpro is overwritten dynamically while the dynpro is being executed.

The default next dynpro in Screen Painter is always the number of the dynpro itself. If the default value is used and not overwritten dynamically, the dynpro calls itself recursively. In this case, the sequence consists of a single dynpro only.

If the next dynpro specified has the value zero (or no value at all) and it is not overridden dynamically, the current dynpro is the last in the dynpro sequence. After the dynpro has been processed, control returns to the point from which the dynpro sequence was called. If the dynpro sequence was embedded, the system returns to the calling dynpro sequence. If the dynpro sequence is not embedded, the application program terminates.